Sentence examples for challenge persistent from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, volume infusion is frequently used in critically ill patients to challenge persistent hypotension or tachycardia.

While relatively inexperienced and a leader of organizations with less than half the Philharmonic's $69 million budget, Mr. VanBesien faces enormous challenges: persistent and large deficits, labor friction, hefty pension liabilities, the lack of an established summer home like the Boston Symphony's at Tanglewood, and competition from orchestras visiting Carnegie Hall.

Ongoing challenges Persistent poverty and insufficient resources continue to plague the educational system in Turkey.

The results of this evaluation challenge the persistent myth that a priori qualities and meanings inhere in technology regardless of context.

Still, the region as a whole faces considerable challenges, including persistent inflation.

The United States is hardly the first democracy to have its nerves jangled and its values challenged by persistent terrorism.

One of Gabie's park projects, Unearthed, has challenged the persistent rhetoric that the Olympic park area was a derelict polluted wasteland, a brownfield site without significant community or history.

And he has challenged the persistent sense that Russia's government, whose bureaucracy has expanded under Mr. Putin and remained inefficient and corrupt, is inevitably elephantine and beyond the ability of citizens to change.

Daniels' honesty has led to people like BET's Keith Boykin commending him for breaking down barriers and challenging "the persistent meme of our community's homophobia".

The museum sought to include some evidence challenging the persistent claim that it was dropped simply to end the war and "save lives".

Such challenges include persistent psychotic symptoms, negative syndrome, cognitive deficits, impaired social relations, perpetual instability and livelihood issues.